Cynthia

Many times in life we get discouraged because people just don’t seem to understand what we’re trying to do or where we’re trying to go, but the thing to understand is that it’s not their promise. The promise is ours. We can’t expect everyone to see our vision because it wasn’t given to them. It wasn’t earned by them. It wasn’t cried for by them. They weren’t beaten for it. They weren’t bruised for it. They’re not built for what God has promised you. The promise is yours.

How would you feel if the person you had given your all to, left your life for and served faithfully, simply abandoned you? Would you be hurt? Would you be angry? Would you be confused? Or maybe even feel betrayed? Would you question whether you knew this person at all? Would you ask yourself, "Did I know him? Did he truly love me? Was he really who I thought he was?" And your answer may be, "I never knew him at all." This book observes the betrayal of Peter from a different perspective while also paralleling it with modern day relationships.

Faith is what faith does. If you don't believe it, you won't achieve it, but if you're willing to go out on a limb and think differently, believe differently, and perhaps act just a little bit differently, your faith will start to activate miracles in your life and you'll begin to receive differently. Believe differently, receive differently.

If you’ve ever tried to squeeze into pants that are too little or a shirt that no longer fits, then you can understand what author Ron Walker means when he says, “It’s time to let go of some things that no longer fit us. Just as we outgrow clothes, we also outgrow habits, beliefs, and people”. If you’re ready to grow past your past and build a better future, you will benefit from I’m Changing, by Ron Walker.

Being Black in America is not an easy task. Black people in America are faced with the task of surviving in a system predicated on the notion that Black people were less than human, policed and enforced by a system that is rooted in slavery and racism. All while trying to succeed in a capitalist society where we are discriminated against.